Local notes from Huron and surrounding towns
Brookings resident W H Roddie dined in Kent's while Dr T M Shanafelt returned from Estelline. Congressman Burke rode through Huron to North Dakota. Farmers report slight grain damage after a hot spell. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for restoring health with money-back guarantee. A joke recalls a Roschester social where vaccination was done in Des Moines.
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Burke
Pierre
Huron
North Dakota
Richards Trust Co
Huron, S. D
Hitchcock Defeated as Huron Triumphs in Series
The third game between Hitchcock and Huron was played Saturday with Huron winning 19 to 10. The Huron boys played hard and, by firm play, earned a return win in the series, making two victories in three games over Hitchcock.
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Hitchcock
Huron
Huron Boys
Hitchcock Boys
Faithful Iowa Congressman Lacy Tours South Dakota Lands
Congressman John F. Lacey of Iowa visits Beadle County South Dakota inspecting 800 acres and two days of travel. He praises Foster and Thompson ranches and predicts higher land values with abundant water from artesian wells. He cites soil climate schools and markets as reasons for strong faith in the region. He then proceeds to North Dakota and endorses Rocky Mountain Tea.
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John F. Lacey
Iowa
Congress
South Dakota
Lacy
Lacey
Foster & Thompson
Beadle County
Foster and Thompson
Mr. Lacy
North Dakota
Hot Wind Signals A Short Lull In July Heat
The weather section notes a week of high temperatures with a tentative cooldown to more bearable warmth. Glimpse of daily highs ranges from 99 to 101 degrees, as Director Glenn says the hot spell is broken temporarily but cooler weather is unlikely for long. Local items mention visitors, arrivals, and small notices including medicines and sales.
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Weather Bureau
OSA At Seas 101
Glenn
A Real Burglar Invades Illinois Street Home
W H Cook of Illinois street faced a frightful night as a burglar roused Mrs Cook with a back door knock. He confronted the intruder at the front door then gave chase after the thief who vaulted a rear fence in a dramatic escape.
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W. H. Cook
Illinois Street
Mrs. Cook
Mr. Cook
Cook
Militia Encampment Expected With Large Turnout
Adjutant General Conklin forecasts a grand review on August 14 with about 600 militiamen in uniform. He expects the first battalion of the Second regiment to be organized by then and urges Huron to raise a company.
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Conklin
National Guard
Huron
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Neighborhood Building Progress Around Huron
The Morris residence nears completion as one of the best arranged houses in the city. Tom Harvey finishes Utah street work and hosts neighbors. Chaplain Daley on Dakota avenue faces delays toward occupancy before freeze. Conductor John Davis and contractor Jacobsen pace a fine California street home. Chicago and North Western clears debris for rebuilding after a fire. Dakota avenue sidewalk work expands with a completed cement walk from Second to Third streets and petitions to extend to Fifth. West siders urged to hurry. Queen City Brewing plans a $60 000 plant this season. C N Cooper improves his home style both inside and out. Geo Brown and wife celebrate their new Third street residence. A modern flat is eyed by a local real estate man. H Null upgrades Dakota avenue business property south of Standard Savings Bank. A. F. Kenyon’s former furniture house is brick veneered and to receive an interior finish. leasing rumors point to a saloon.
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Dakota Avenue
Second Third Street
Third
Fifth
H. Null
Standard Savings Bank
A. F. Kenyon
Drunk and Disorderly Case Ends with Small Fine
August 1 Allen faced arrest after excessive drinking and was charged with disorderly conduct and disturbances. Before Justice Brockway he pleaded guilty and received a fine of one dollar plus costs. The story notes his reaction to the judge's stern admonition.
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Allen
Brockway
Court sanctions twelve month abstention pledge for worker
The court arranged a formal pledge requiring abstention for twelve months. After the defendant signed with witnesses present, his firm Edler Bros. paid the fine and sent him back to work. Mose Roberts faced a separate hearing later that afternoon.
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Edler Bros
Mose Roberts
Crops in Beadle County Report Best Since Eighties
Lewis Kimball, just back from a twenty mile drive through Beadle County, says crops are in good condition. He expects about sixteen bushels per acre wheat and notes a splendid corn and hay outlook after a Monday rain. He believes hail is the only threat and compares conditions to 1900. Kimball has eighteen years in the county.
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Sioux Falls
Lewis Kimball
Houron- Ite
Kimball
Huron
Beadle County
Four liquor licenses granted in Huron
The board of county commissioners granted retail liquor licenses in Huron to H. M. Dukes Wm. D. Miller John T. Breen and Frank Blume. It is reported that the Sioux Falls Brewing company will apply for a license at the next board meeting.
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Board of County Commissioners
Huron
H. M. Dukes
Wm. D. Miler
John T. Breen
Frank Blume
Sioux Falls Brewing Company
Local notices and updates from Wednesday's Daily
Attorney Horner of Pierre dined at Kent's. Holton works night and day on the city well. L. L. Lostutter of Iroquois attended to business here. A. Robinson's shoe sale offers 20 percent off Tan and low shoes. Mose Roberts fined $5 and costs for drunk and disorderly conduct. Game Warden Bentley has trouble collecting fees from county commissioners. College fair touted as harvest attraction. Crawford addressed Canton Assembly with ovation in Lincoln County. L. C. Treadway builds cement walks on Wisconsin street. Irving Thoman and niece Miss Henover visiting from Blairtown Iowa. Davis residence removal prep for new home on California street. Sunday services at McDonnell schoolhouse July 21 at 3 pm. Alderman Shelton builds cement walk on Dakota avenue. A joke about cement walk is noted. Substitutes for Genuine ison Medicine Co. A. J. Bick & Co. announce lawn ice cream social at L. E. Bloodgood’s residence July 19. all invited. Closed season for birds ends Sept 1. belief of August 15 change is uncertain. Arthur Smith, former Central House clerk now at a Huron drug store, visits. Arthur is the cordial Dunning’s drug store clerk.
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Bentley
Doe I. Crawford
Canton Assembly
Lincoln County
L. C. Treadway
Wisconsin Street
Irving Thoman
Miss Henover
Blairtown
Iowa
McDonnell
Alderman Shelton
Dakota Avenue
Joe
Madison Medicine Co
A. J. Bick & Co
L. E. Bloodgood
Arthur Smith
Central House
Huron
Redfield Journal-Observer
Arthur
Dunning’s
First Regiment South Dakota Guard Announces Camp Schedule
General Order No 1 sets camp duties and times at Huron South Dakota commencing August 14 1901. It lists bugle calls guard mounting drills mess and parade schedules with roll calls and inspections to be observed through August 18 by command officers and company officers.
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South Dakota State Guard
Pierre
S. D
Huron
South Dakota
Wea
Soeapankin
Dreki Gallaiks Seeccus
Winnaeeaab
Adjutant
Sesiedd
MMI
Sos
Ose
Ctederatar
Aasataie
M. Wagon
Whee Bell
Oss
Renembly
Janis
Coon
Ecock
Robert W. Stewart
Clay Carpenter
Huron Youths Honor Miss Riggs of Redfield
Redfield guest Miss Riggs was honored at a lawn party hosted by Miss Linne Kester in this city. About twenty youths attended as lanterns lit the lawn and songs and stories filled the evening. A luncheon and drinks were served.
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Huron
Riggs
Redfield
Huron Hive Welcomes Deputy State Commander Visit
The Huron Hive Ladies of the Mac cabees hosted a Tuesday evening event with Deputy State Commander 8S. Nevada Hereford of Yankton aiding in initiating a seven-member class. A luncheon followed and Mrs Hereford offered encouragement for continued effort in the order.
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Huron
Card of Thanks to the Grant Family and Friends
The Grant family expresses heartfelt thanks for the aid and sympathy offered during their bereavement. Amy L and family extend gratitude to all kind friends for their support and kindness.
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Amy L
Grant
Steers Taken Up by A H Lapp Huron
Taken up about June 3 at the farm on the north half of section 20 township 111 range 61. Red and white spotted steer three years old, light red steer two years old, red steer two years old. Owner A H Lapp, Huron.
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Nort
A. H. Lapp
Huron
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